Christine Cayuga

Two city-wide priorities, and how to achieve them

• Restore accountability and trust at City Hall: ask tough questions, review spending carefully, support stronger reporting and oversight and clearer communication with residents.
• Better customer service at City Hall, including options for seniors and residents without online access. (She presented these as one priority and did not name a separate second.)

Two changes to improve City services

• Make City Hall easier to reach and navigate: clearer service standards, better coordination between departments, and accessible ways to communicate.
• Keep non-online options (speaking to a person) for seniors, newcomers and others who need them.

Two changes to improve quality of life in Hamilton

• She said quality of life depends on residents themselves; for her it means being community-driven: showing up, doing the job and speaking up when something is right or wrong. (No two specific changes were named.)

Two priorities for Ward 3

• Safe, clean, well-maintained neighbourhoods: roads, sidewalks, illegal dumping, homelessness, infrastructure and access to services, with practical solutions. (Only one ward priority was stated.)

Three words for a four-year term (looking back from September 2030)

Integrity, honesty, reliable.